Steve Grunwell

This pattern seems to do the trick (and matches what @clnt has done): https://github.com/tillkruss/alfred-laravel-docs/pull/22

Unfortunately, I don't have access to a machine running Monterey to test; apparently, the new OS dropped support for pre-2015 MacBook Pros, so my late 2013 will be stuck on...

Hey @keystorm, Great idea! I don't personally use iCloud Drive Sync myself, but there definitely seems to be a lot of overlap between blocking dev dependencies from Time Machine and...

I would agree re: PHP maybe not being the best choice. PHP's definitely something @sudar and I are both comfortable with (we first met working as engineers at a PHP-focused...

I'm on board with this; let's get the current version into Homebrew before looking at rewrites.

Well, that's fun. Since Asimov is very much a developer tool I'm not overly opposed to defining dependencies for the Homebrew installations, but would definitely want to keep them loose...

Jotting down some ideas around this, maybe something like `~/.asimov.json`: ```jsonc { // The directories that should be scanned. "directories": [ "~/Code", "~/Sites", "~/Vagrant", ], // Directories that might match...

I see the appeal of reading from the `.gitignore` file, but that file has a very specific purpose that doesn't totally align with the goals of Asimov. For a good...

Hey @pkuczynski, thank you for bringing this to our attention! Checking to see (at the very least) if one of the parent directories matches the directory being searched for (e.g....

I'd say we should absolutely ignore those, but I'm wary of ignoring **all** `.cache` directories, since someone _could_ have a `.cache` directory that has nothing to do with Gatsby. Is...